Poultry Industry News By Category: Markets and Economics
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
2 Sisters Linked to Bernard Matthews Deal
UK - The UK’s largest chicken processor, 2 Sisters is reported to be considering a bid for the troubled turkey business, Bernard Matthews. ...
UK - The UK’s largest chicken processor, 2 Sisters is reported to be considering a bid for the troubled turkey business, Bernard Matthews. ...
Value of Dollar Likely to Stimulate Chicken Meat Exports
BRAZIL - The volume of chicken meat being exported may increase if the value of the dollar continues the upwar...
BRAZIL - The volume of chicken meat being exported may increase if the value of the dollar continues the upwar...
Anticipating USDA June Stocks and Acreage Reports
US - On 28 June, the USDA will release the 1 June "Grain Stocks" and June "Acreage" reports that will set the tone for both old and new crop corn and soybean prices. These reports have the potential to provide large surprises, writes Darrel Good....
US - On 28 June, the USDA will release the 1 June "Grain Stocks" and June "Acreage" reports that will set the tone for both old and new crop corn and soybean prices. These reports have the potential to provide large surprises, writes Darrel Good....
Poultry Prices Up on Reduced Output, Higher Feed Costs
INDIA - A cut in production combined with a rebound in demand and rising feed prices have taken poultry and egg prices to a new high. ...
INDIA - A cut in production combined with a rebound in demand and rising feed prices have taken poultry and egg prices to a new high. ...
Growing Forward 2 Paves Way for Risk Management Initiatives
CANADA - Parliamentary Secretary for Agriculture, Pierre Lemieux, has announced up to C$15 million for the launch of a new Growing Forward 2 program to encourage the development and adoption of new private sector or producer-funded agricultural risk management...
CANADA - Parliamentary Secretary for Agriculture, Pierre Lemieux, has announced up to C$15 million for the launch of a new Growing Forward 2 program to encourage the development and adoption of new private sector or producer-funded agricultural risk management...
Monday, June 17, 2013
Europe Mops Up After Floods
ANALYSIS - At the beginning of the month Central and Eastern Europe experienced some of the worst floods it had ever seen, writes Chris Harris. ...
ANALYSIS - At the beginning of the month Central and Eastern Europe experienced some of the worst floods it had ever seen, writes Chris Harris. ...
Alabama's Poultry Industry under Fire
US - Alabama's broiler industry is currently being criticised by social activist groups and a former USDA inspector....
US - Alabama's broiler industry is currently being criticised by social activist groups and a former USDA inspector....
Bird Flu Outbreaks Cut Feed Ingredient Imports
MEXICO - The state of Jalisco lost 24.6 million laying hens valued at $745 million as well as export markets as the result of the avian influenza A(H7N3) outbreak last year. Imports of US DDGS have fallen as a result. ...
MEXICO - The state of Jalisco lost 24.6 million laying hens valued at $745 million as well as export markets as the result of the avian influenza A(H7N3) outbreak last year. Imports of US DDGS have fallen as a result. ...
Poultry Feed Input Costs Fluctuate
INDIA - Despite some fluctuation in prices of key ingredients, poultry feed prices remained unchanged last week....
INDIA - Despite some fluctuation in prices of key ingredients, poultry feed prices remained unchanged last week....
China Grants Subsidies for Poultry Industry
CHINA - The government has granted subsidies of 300 million yuan ($48.54 million) to prop up the poultry sector as it struggles in the wake of the H7N9 bird flu virus, the Ministry of Finance said on Friday, 14 June....
CHINA - The government has granted subsidies of 300 million yuan ($48.54 million) to prop up the poultry sector as it struggles in the wake of the H7N9 bird flu virus, the Ministry of Finance said on Friday, 14 June....
Friday, June 14, 2013
Lean Chicken Price up in Bangalore
INDIA - Retail chicken prices Bangalore, Karnataka, have continued to remain high despite the onset of the monsoon season (in summer, chicken prices are high due to the high mortality of the birds in farms). The price is currently at an all-time high....
INDIA - Retail chicken prices Bangalore, Karnataka, have continued to remain high despite the onset of the monsoon season (in summer, chicken prices are high due to the high mortality of the birds in farms). The price is currently at an all-time high....
NFU Applauds Speaker Boehner’s Farm Bill Support
US - There have been reports that Speaker of the US House of Representatives John Boehner, R-Ohio, will support the 2013 Federal Agriculture Reform and Risk Management (FARRM) Act....
US - There have been reports that Speaker of the US House of Representatives John Boehner, R-Ohio, will support the 2013 Federal Agriculture Reform and Risk Management (FARRM) Act....
Moy Park Receives UK Big Tick Award
UK - UK food company and one of Europe’s largest poultry producers, Moy Park, has won the Rural Action Award and a UK Big Tick for its responsible business practises at Business in the Community’s prestigious Responsible Business Awards 2013. ...
UK - UK food company and one of Europe’s largest poultry producers, Moy Park, has won the Rural Action Award and a UK Big Tick for its responsible business practises at Business in the Community’s prestigious Responsible Business Awards 2013. ...
Argentinian Ambassador Complains About Poultry Tariff Hike
SOUTH AFRICA - South Africa's decision to target developing countries such as Argentina with tariff increases on frozen poultry meat amounts to unfair treatment and discrimination, and does not promote the concept of South-South co-operation, says Argentinian...
SOUTH AFRICA - South Africa's decision to target developing countries such as Argentina with tariff increases on frozen poultry meat amounts to unfair treatment and discrimination, and does not promote the concept of South-South co-operation, says Argentinian...
Mexican Delegation Audits Production of Poultry Meat, Eggs
ARGENTINA - Between 3 and 7 June, a delegation from Mexico's National Health Service, Safety and Food Quality Agency (Senasica) audited the poultry production system in Argentina with a view to opening the market for the export of poultry meat and embryonated...
ARGENTINA - Between 3 and 7 June, a delegation from Mexico's National Health Service, Safety and Food Quality Agency (Senasica) audited the poultry production system in Argentina with a view to opening the market for the export of poultry meat and embryonated...
Inovagro Programme to Allocate US$3.5 Million to Modernise Poultry
BRAZIL - The chief executive of the Brazilian Poultry Union (UBABEF), Francisco Turra, and Secretary of Agricultural Policy of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply, Neri Geller, met to discuss plans for the Inovagro programme established...
BRAZIL - The chief executive of the Brazilian Poultry Union (UBABEF), Francisco Turra, and Secretary of Agricultural Policy of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply, Neri Geller, met to discuss plans for the Inovagro programme established...
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Weekly Overview: Forecast Points to Better Times for the Global Poultry Industry
ANALYSIS - Poultry meat output is forecast to be 1.8 per cent above last year, according to an FAO report, which also expects higher cereal harvests and calmer markets. Meetings are taking place on antibiotic use this week ahead of the forthcoming G8...
ANALYSIS - Poultry meat output is forecast to be 1.8 per cent above last year, according to an FAO report, which also expects higher cereal harvests and calmer markets. Meetings are taking place on antibiotic use this week ahead of the forthcoming G8...
FAO Forecasts More Balanced Food Markets Ahead
GLOBAL - Food commodity markets, in particular for cereals, are set to be more balanced in 2013/14, according to FAO's 'Food Outlook' report published today....
GLOBAL - Food commodity markets, in particular for cereals, are set to be more balanced in 2013/14, according to FAO's 'Food Outlook' report published today....
Itac Investigates Increase in Tariffs on Imported Chicken Meat
SOUTH AFRICA - On 11 June 2013, the International Trade Administration Commission (Itac) of South Africa met to evaluate the outcomes of the investigation on the application by the South African Poultry Association (SAPA), for an increase in taxes on...
SOUTH AFRICA - On 11 June 2013, the International Trade Administration Commission (Itac) of South Africa met to evaluate the outcomes of the investigation on the application by the South African Poultry Association (SAPA), for an increase in taxes on...
Drive for Modulation Masks Government Failure for Fair Deal
UK - Latest figures to be released from Brussels show just how bad a deal the UK Government has secured for the Country’s pillar two rural development programmes, the National Farmers Union (NFU) said....
UK - Latest figures to be released from Brussels show just how bad a deal the UK Government has secured for the Country’s pillar two rural development programmes, the National Farmers Union (NFU) said....
Chicken Meat Exports up in May
BRAZIL - Brazilian exports of chicken meat increased by 1.9 per cent between April and May, totalling 313,300 tons. ...
BRAZIL - Brazilian exports of chicken meat increased by 1.9 per cent between April and May, totalling 313,300 tons. ...
Poultry Feed Products Likely to Rise
INDIA - Following an uptrend in prices of its key ingredients over the last few days, poultry feed products may go up higher in the coming weeks....
INDIA - Following an uptrend in prices of its key ingredients over the last few days, poultry feed products may go up higher in the coming weeks....
NFU and JA Zenchu Statement on TPP Negotiations
US - Roger Johnson, National Farmers Union (NFU) president, and Akira Banzai, president of Japan’s Zenchu, the Central Union of Agricultural Cooperatives (JA Zenchu), met on Tuesday, 11 June, in Washington and signed a joint statement regarding the...
US - Roger Johnson, National Farmers Union (NFU) president, and Akira Banzai, president of Japan’s Zenchu, the Central Union of Agricultural Cooperatives (JA Zenchu), met on Tuesday, 11 June, in Washington and signed a joint statement regarding the...
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Egg Prices Refuse to Crack in Short Term
THAILAND - Egg prices are likely to stay relatively high until the end of June, but their pressure on overall inflation is marginal, says the Internal Trade Department....
THAILAND - Egg prices are likely to stay relatively high until the end of June, but their pressure on overall inflation is marginal, says the Internal Trade Department....
NFU Congratulates Senate on Passage of Farm Bill
US - The US Senate passed the Agriculture, Reform, Food and Jobs Act of 2013 by a vote of 66-27....
US - The US Senate passed the Agriculture, Reform, Food and Jobs Act of 2013 by a vote of 66-27....
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